Las Vegas, with its famous main street, the Strip, is home to themed hotels, and a vibrant nightlife that is uniquely elaborate. With hotels to suit just about any budget and whim, it isn’t hard to find a hotel that fits your personality and your pocket book. Whether you want a luxury resort, a themed hotel, a classic option, a small boutique hotel, or a hotel within a hotel, you can find it in Vegas. When choosing the best hotel in Vegas, some things to consider are the size, location, price, and whether it is a gaming or non-gaming hotel. If you are trying to decide on a hotel in Vegas, here are a few of the best hotels you might want to consider.

1 - Bellagio, Las Vegas

Built in 2004 and comprised of 3933 rooms, this super luxury hotel offers just about everything you could want for a full Vegas experience. The 67-acre spectacle features a conservatory and an indoor botanical garden, an 8.5 acre lake, boutiques, pools, courtyards, an award winning spa and salon, 15 dining options, and a fine art gallery. Known for its Chihuly glass decorated lobby and its dancing fountains show that takes place every 15-30 minutes, this upscale hotel occupies a premier location on the Strip. The rooms are plush and inviting with stunning view of Lake Bellagio, deep soaking tubs, Italian marble bathrooms, and automatic curtain controls.

2 - Wynn Las Vegas

The Wynn Las Vegas, a classic luxury hotel, was built in 2005 and is located on the strip at former site of Desert Inn Resort. It is a large resort with 2716 rooms, 653 suites, a golf course, 19 restaurants, a showroom, retail space, convention space, and an art gallery. With an emphasis on natural light, greenery, earth elements, and seclusion, it will provide you with a restful and relaxing oasis in the midst of the chaotic environment of the Strip. Considered by many to be the best non-suite accommodations on the Strip, the hotel incorporates a dazzling design, vibrant art, an 18-hole golf course, a nightly light show, and one of the best French restaurants in Vegas.

3 - Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas

Located in the heart of the Strip, this smaller-scale hotel with 392 spacious guest suites and rooms offers a peaceful atmosphere and does not have gaming on the property. Designed with a modern Asian style, this boutique hotel is a quiet and restrained haven with two fine dining restaurants, a pool, and a meeting space. The rooms include 42-inch flat-screen televisions, soaking tubs and showers.

4 - ARIA Sky Suites

This hotel within a hotel is top of the line. Located inside the ARIA Resort, it features 442 palatial one to three bedroom suites or penthouses, with living rooms, powder rooms, spa like bathrooms, tablet computers that control lighting, music, and curtains, flat screen televisions, touch-screen consoles, and epic views from floor to ceiling panoramic mirrors. The special treatment begins at the airport where a special limo picks you up. Sky suites offers its own check in service in a lounge that provides snacks and drinks all day long, a separate elevator, a personal concierge, and unparalleled service. With a private pool, an art gallery, a lounge that offers free food, drinks, and wine and cheese, and access to ARIA Resort restaurants, pools, spa, and nightlife, this hotel will make for a memorable vacation.

5 - Four Seasons Hotel, Las Vegas

Built in 1999, this classic luxury hotel is non-gaming and located at the south end of the strip. With 424 guest rooms and 86 suites, it is small and personalized by Las Vegas standards and offers a warm and inviting atmosphere making it ideal for families. This hotel within a hotel on floors 35-39 of the Mandalay Bay tower is accessible by exclusive Four Seasons elevators. The rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the mountains, desert, skyline, pool, gardens and the Strip. Artistic décor, marble bathrooms, LED TVs, and iPod docking stations in the rooms provide all you need for a tranquil and relaxing vacation. You will also have access to all of the amenities of the Mandalay Bay Resort.

6 - Mandalay Bay Resort

The Mandalay Bay Resort, on the south end of the Strip, is an elegant and elaborate resort with 20 restaurants serving a wide range of cuisines, tropical gardens, two pools, a spa, an 11-acre sand beach, and a lazy river. Each room features a seating area and floor-to-ceiling windows providing amazing views. Entertainment options onsite include Broadway shows, sports events, nightclubs, bars, and lounges.

7 - Nobu Hotel

If you are looking for something smaller and ultra-modern, try this boutique hotel-within-a hotel located in the renovated Centurion Tower inside Caesars Palace. There are 182 rooms and suites, which are designed with an Asian style that includes lantern-like standing lamps and wooden coffee tables. The guests at this hotel will enjoy a luxury experiences, a private lounge and fitness center, a standalone lobby, and a special room service menu with items such as matcha green tea waffles and yuzu soba pancakes.

8 - Cabana Suites at the El Cortez Hotel

This 64-room boutique style hotel in Downtown Vegas might be just what you are looking for if you want to stay at a hipster hotel for an affordable price. Located in the Fremont East District, near to restaurants, bars and entertainment, the rooms all have flat screen TVs, iPod-docking stations, and are furnished with a modern style. The hotel also provides a fitness center, a lobby fireplace, a business center, a breakfast bar, and an art exhibition space.